Elementary teachers teach all core subjects (math, English, science, social studies, science, and Bible) plus computers. All classes (except daily Spanish classes and a few social studies classes) are taught in English.
Weekly chapel or small groups support the biblical emphasis. A full-time bilingual teacher aide supports with supervision, parent communication, and other academic and non-academic tasks. All students are involved in service projects (retirement centers, orphanages, daycare centers, schools) throughout the year and we regularly have missions emphases to encourage our students to consider their part in the Great Commission.
Specials teachers teach PE, art, music, Spanish, library skills, and Colombian social studies so homeroom teachers average 2 planning periods a day. Learning Center team members (counselor, ELL specialist, occupational therapist, speech therapist) help with special student cases. Regular meetings are held with the elementary principal and the elementary team for support and continued professional development.
Responsibilities




- Teach classes as assigned on the master schedule.
- Be informed as to the academic, spiritual and social development of each student.
- Employ those instructional aids, methods and materials that provide for creative teaching.
- Follow the prescribed curriculum.
- Update, fill in and continually polish curriculum guides.
- Model and enforce the guidelines in the student handbook. Strive for keeping professional and high standards throughout the school.
- Maintain regular communication with parents regarding each student's academic progress (progress reports, quarterly report cards, scheduled parent-teacher conferences and other parent- or teacher-initiated contacts), and take initiative to communicate with parents regarding concerns.
- Post homework and grades at least weekly on RenWeb

Specific Teaching Tasks
- Prepare adequately to accomplish objectives established for the classes assigned.
- Plan broadly

📌 Kindergarten Teacher (Bogotá)
🏢 Teach Beyond
📍 Bogotá